Religious Freedom and (Other) Civil Liberties: Is There a Middle Ground?
To mark the release of Volume 9.1, Notice & Comment will be highlighting each of the articles in its own blog post. […]
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The Case for Evidence-Based Free Exercise Accommodation: Why the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Is Bad Public Policy
To mark the release of Volume 9.1, Notice & Comment will be highlighting each of the articles in its own blog post.
A New Era of Inequality? Hobby Lobby and Religious Exemptions from Anti-Discrimination Laws
To mark the release of Volume 9.1, Notice & Comment will be highlighting each of the articles in its own blog post.
What Really Happened in Indiana?
By Allison Schultz On March 26th, Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) into law. Unlike
Case Comment: Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
Third in the HLPR Case Comment series, “Least Restrictive Means”: Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, by Noah Marks! Noah examines a strange
Dangerous Precedents in Hobby Lobby
by Noah Marks Yesterday morning, the Supreme Court decided Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, holding 5-4 that religious owners of closely-held